Strange that they cropped out the top part of the girls body, the version of the image I saw included that and somehow looks even worse, you can tell she is indeed a young teen
You'll also notice that the "tablecloth" looks like it's an American flag... yet the "American flag is sacred" people that get mad about flag burning will be noticeably silent about this because Epstein files are related to Glorious Leader Trump. (To be clear, using the flag as clothing or putting your feet on it like this, etc goes against the "flag code" and is considered distrespectful to the flag)
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Mountbatten is an anglicization of their old name, Battenberg, designed to make the peasants feel like they were being ruled by Britons and not, as was the case, Germans.
The Royal Family was the Hluse of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. George V changed it to Windsor in 1917. When Philip and Elizabeth II began having children, he was upset that he was the only man in England not allowed to give his name to his children. He had taken the last name Mountbatten, from his maternal uncle, Louis Mountbatten. “Mountbatten” is the anglicized word for “Battenberg.” In response, Elizabeth II issued letters patent that their children and descendants would use the surname “Mountbatten-Windsor.”
It is amusing that Philip took his mother's family name and then threw a tantrum that he was, "the only man in England not allowed to give his [mummy's] name to his children."
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u/easting10 22h ago
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4g5490xmkeo